The phrase "artistic based" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "artistic-based," which is a compound adjective.
Example: "The artistic-based approach to the project allowed for greater creativity and innovation."
Alternatives: "creativity-driven" or "art-inspired".
Such self-funded exhibitions are not purely promotional — they have an artistic base.
Moving to Pasadena, in California, Catán made the south-western US his artistic base.
After the death of her longtime producer, Lyn Austin, in 2000, she was without an artistic base.
"You see, that's what I meant when I said earlier, 'Do your creative stuff in an environment that has a real artistic base and then take it to New York ready to be judged.' I'm not afraid of that".
With Mr. Becker, the lead vocalist and bassist, and Mr. Fagen on keyboards, the group had a string of hits including "Do It Again," "Reeling in the Years," and "Rikki Don't Lose That Number". After 1974, they stopped performing and made the recording studio their artistic base, using a shifting array of session musicians instead of fixed personnel.
In 1949 she opened her famous studio in St Ives, Cornwall, that was to be her artistic base for the rest of her life.
Timothy Walker, chief executive and artistic director of the LPO, said the orchestra did "not make artistic choices based on issues of gender, religion or ethnicity" but was "strongly committed to supporting female musicians and composers".
Kohler, a neo-modernist/abstract portrait artist was born from his own exceptional artistic practices based on personal knowledge and awareness.
He rejected the prevailing highly aestheticized view of artistic photography, of which Alfred Stieglitz was the most visible proponent, and constructed instead an artistic strategy based on the poetic resonance of common but exemplary facts, clearly described.
